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April 02, 2007
Sweden's new political situation
Waldemar Ingdahl writes in the Foundation for Economic Education's magazine The Freeman March, Vol. 57 No. 2 the article The New Sweden.
The Freeman article can be downloaded as a PDF-file here >>>
In the article Ingdahl puts into question if the image of Sweden given by both welfare state and free-market advocates abroad is relevant to properly describe contemporary Sweden. What has changed, and what can other countries really learn from the Swedish experience? Ingdahl warns that by preserving the old image; free-market advocates could be fighting the old battles with the old allies to lose a new war.
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Posted by Waldemar at April 2, 2007 11:11 AM